Who is Bruno Brasil, the only friend who visits Dani Alves in prison

past 78 days From Daniele Alves He was detained in Barcelona and, little by little, he was left with fewer and fewer friends. After his wife Joana Sanz announced the turning point on social media, the main Spanish media warn that fewer and fewer people visit the historic international defender Brians Correctional Center 2.

Given that he was accused on January 20 of being the alleged perpetrator of a sexual assault against a 23-year-old girl in the bathroom of the Sutton nightclub in Barcelona, ​​​​an event that allegedly took place on December 30, what accompanies the Brazilian weekly is his friend Bruno Brazil.

Regard a former volleyball playerwho was part of the Comando Militar do Nordeste Brasil volleyball team at the 2018 Military Games, but currently works as a chef.

Bruno Brasil and Dani Alves have a great relationship. So much so that it was he who picked up Sanz at the airport and took her to prison to see the former Barcelona, ​​​​Juventus and PSG, among other important teams, during the separation.

The chef is also no stranger to the case for which the footballer is in custody: he is being investigated by the Spanish Justice as he was present that evening in the aforementioned disco and He’s the only witness Alves has for his defense.

A few days ago, on the Ana Rosa program broadcast on Spanish TV, it became known that Bruno’s role is fundamental in the cause. Journalist Mayka Navarro agreed the conversation between Dani Alves’ best friend and the complainant’s cousin from the social network Instagram a few hours after the reported event.

“Let’s be brothers. My home is in… I’m not always here, but whatever you need here I’m available. I liked your sister and you as people. I am always ready to meet good friends”, writes Bruno to the young woman. The girl replied: “Thank you very much and the same. Happy New Year”. Curiously, Bruno was deleted from his Instagram profile after the scandal broke.

What sanctions does Dani Alves have to face?

The trial does not yet have a set date, but if convicted, Alves will face the law that went into effect on October 7: only yes is yes. According to this rule, he played for Pumas de México until he was arrested he could be sentenced to between 4 and 12 years in prison.

Likewise, the Brazilian could be accused of perjury, because He changed his version of events in court four times.

The 39-year-old defender went from ‘I don’t know that lady’ on TV show Sonsoles to admitting ‘there were touches’. Then, in a third judicial declaration, he assured that there was only “fellatio”. And when he testified again, he revealed that there was sexual intercourse with the 23-year-old girl.